Louis Armstrong
( aka Satchno or Satch or Pops )
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- Born Louis Daniel Armstrong on 04 August 1901 in Louisiana, US.
- Died on 06 July 1971 in New York, US.
- 1952
Takes Two To Tango 
- Louis Armstrong entered the UK charts on 19 December 1952, spent 10 weeks in the charts and reached number 6.- 1956
- The Theme From The Threepenny Opera - Louis Armstrong entered the UK charts on 13 April 1956, spent 11 weeks in the charts and reached number 8.
- Take It Satch - Louis Armstrong
(with His All Stars) entered the UK charts on 15 June 1956, spent 1 weeks in the charts and reached number 29.
- The Faithful Hussar - Louis Armstrong
(with His All Stars) entered the UK charts on 13 July 1956, spent 2 weeks in the charts and reached number 27.
- 1959
- The Theme From The Threepenny Opera - Louis Armstrong re-entered the UK charts on 06 November 1959 and spent a further 1 in the charts reaching number 24.
- 1964
Hello, Dolly - Louis Armstrong entered the UK charts on 18 June 1964, spent 14 weeks in the charts and reached number 4.- 1968
What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong entered the UK charts on 14 February 1968, spent 29 weeks in the charts and reached number 1.- The Sunshine Of Your Love - Louis Armstrong entered the UK charts on 26 June 1968, spent 7 weeks in the charts and reached number 41.
- 1988
- What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong re-entered the UK charts on 17 April 1988 and spent a further 6 in the charts reaching number 53.
- 1989
- What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong re-entered the UK charts on 12 March 1989 and spent a further 1 in the charts reaching number 99.
- 1994
- We Have All The Time In The World - Louis Armstrong entered the UK charts on 13 November 1994, spent 16 weeks in the charts and reached number 3.
- 1995
- We Have All The Time In The World - Louis Armstrong re-entered the UK charts on 19 March 1995 and spent a further 3 in the charts reaching number 66.
- 1964
- Hello, Dolly - Louis Armstrong entered the US charts on 15 February 1964, spent 22 weeks in the charts and reached number 1.
- I Still Get Jealous - Louis Armstrong entered the US charts on 20 June 1964, spent 7 weeks in the charts and reached number 45.
- So Long Dearie - Louis Armstrong entered the US charts on 03 October 1964, spent 6 weeks in the charts and reached number 56.
- 1966
- Mame - Louis Armstrong entered the US charts on 21 May 1966, spent 4 weeks in the charts and reached number 81.
- 1988
- What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong entered the US charts on 20 February 1988, spent 11 weeks in the charts and reached number 32.
- (When I Dance With You) I Get Ideas - Louis Armstrong
- A Fine Romance - Louis Armstrong
- A Kiss To Build A Dream On - Louis Armstrong
- Cabaret - Louis Armstrong
- Christmas In New Orleans - Louis Armstrong
- Cool Yule - Louis Armstrong
- Duke's Place - Louis Armstrong
(and Duke Ellington)
- Gone Fishin' - Louis Armstrong
(and Bing Crosby)
- I Can't Give You Anything But Love - Louis Armstrong
- I Get A Kick Out Of You - Louis Armstrong
(and Ella Fitzgerald)
- I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) - Louis Armstrong
(and Duke Ellington)
- I'm In The Mood For Love - Louis Armstrong
- I'm Just A Lucky So And So - Louis Armstrong
(and Duke Ellington)
- It Ain't What You Do - Louis Armstrong
- It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - Louis Armstrong
- It Takes Two To Tango - Louis Armstrong
- Jeepers Creepers - Louis Armstrong
- Jingle Bells - Louis Armstrong
- Lazy Bones - Louis Armstrong
(and Bing Crosby)
- Lazy River - Louis Armstrong
- Love Walked In - Louis Armstrong
- Mack The Knife - Louis Armstrong
- Makin' Whoopee - Louis Armstrong
- On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Louis Armstrong
- Rockin' Chair - Louis Armstrong
(and Jack Teagarden)
- Skokiaan - Louis Armstrong
- Sunny Side Of The Street - Louis Armstrong
- The Bare Necessities - Louis Armstrong
- When It's Sleepy Time Down South - Louis Armstrong
- When You're Smiling - Louis Armstrong
- White Christmas - Louis Armstrong
- Who Walks In When I Walk Out - Louis Armstrong
(and Ella Fitzgerald)
- Winter Wonderland - Louis Armstrong
- 'zat You, Santa Claus - Louis Armstrong
(and The Commanders)